Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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(he tian Ae Everyone at Wheaton belongs to the Christian Association, but not all of us to the same branches of its organization. ‘To each of us at Wheaton, our Christian Association means many things in many different ways. ‘To Nancy Wedge, it is an organization that begins to move early in the year by sponsoring the Brown Acquaintance Dance for freshmen. During the rest of the year, Nancy and her aides, Chappy Anderson, Pam Holmes, and Mollie McShane sponsor a candlelight service, volunteer units to the Foxboro hospital, the Riding Meet dance and such outstanding speakers as Doctor Miriam Van Waters. It is by means of its committees that C. A. spreads out over campus life and into the Norton community. Joyce Glore and her community service committee, Chappy and Mary’s play group and school projects committees, bring Wheaton girls into contact with Norton families. On campus, inter- race and inter-faith meetings, guided by Ann Kittredge, deepen our respect for, and understanding of, our fellow man. The Worship committee, headed by Emily Hood, extends a welcome to the visiting ministers and conducts the vespers services. World Fellowship, with Ann Binder as head, works throughout the year arranging speakers, collecting money and corresponding with similar organizations. C. A.’s social activities are many. ‘The social committee, headed by Peg Baker, plan teas and dinners, as well as dances, and act as hostesses for various functions. And for publicity in these and all campus functions, C. A. has the committee that will draw, color, or paint your dream to success. With all its members, committees, and capable leaders, C. A. was able to carry through for a highly useful and praiseworthy year. a